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    Try fl sizing with good lube might be worth a try

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    Ok.
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    Firstly congratulations on selecting the undisputed king of calibres, nothing from rabbits to elephants is safe from it. However seeing its a standard Im curious why you decided to fire form some brass, were you starting from another case. I agree with everone else its probably reamer chatter and should polish out. BTW whats the rifle, and could we see a photo?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sideshow View Post
    Anyone for advice on getting these marks off the rims?
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    The case scratches won't make the cases stick, what makes them stick is the scratches in the chamber.

    If you try and polish it out, you'd have to remove brass round the scratches, seems better just "iron them level" from inside out - to that end just reload and fire in the newly polished chamber.
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    Fire forming to match case to chamber then im guessing he will just neck size the fired cases
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    Here you go @Mary Henry have to agree with you when everyone is bang on about 270 this and 300 that they seem to forget that this is the round that there round is based on.
    It's a bsa cf2 action with new NZ walnut stock and trueflite barrel.
    Thanks for the advice guys I'll keep you all posted should have it back from the gunsmith in a couple more days. Busy season for him here with every man and his dog taken there broken shotguns in to get them fixed at the last moment they had all year to do it lol
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    marks off cases....place case in cordless drill as you will for using LEE trimmer....grab a green scotchbrite or similar and spin away to your hearts content....it polishs up cases quite well so will remove worst of it,if not they at least be smooth n shiney.
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    Nice rifle gotta love those old school cals they do every thing the fashion rifles do
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    Hey Side show, I like that, alot, so much so that you can have a couple of these
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    Year it's been a long road but I'm pritty happy with it @Kamel.
    Going to load up some 160gr Partitions for driven boar in France hopefully with luck get to blood it this November
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    Now that would be cool and explains the red dot

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    Yep nice rifle, I had a CF2 in .270 heavy pig it was, accurate thought , I prefer my m70 in 7x57, nicely balanced rifle and cartridge
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    Just gotten word back from my gunsmith that the bolt can shut on the no,go gauge
    Can't see how it could have passed proff like that???
    Someone has made a mistake
    So options @gundoc could I get the guy to take the barrel off and cut it back where it's screwed onto the action and then re-Chamber?
    Other than that I think it's a new barrel
    I really just want to go shooting with it
    Whoever said patience is a virtue if you see him kick the bugger for me
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    Cutting could be an option probably wouldn't need much but gundoc will know

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    Yeah probably could just cut a few threads off re cut the chamber then reinstall the barrel
    Or dare I say it cut a bit off then run a 7mm-08 reamer
    I would want to keep it 7x57 if possible but 7-08 is a good option if it’s just to get the gun running till you can afford a new barrel

 

 

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